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Chennai's Street Food Hotspots Guide

The document provides a list of 5 of the tastiest street food places to try in Chennai, India. [1] Seena Bhai Tiffin Centre in N.S.C Bose Road is known for its ghee podi idlies and square-shaped onion uthappams. [2] Thattu Vadai Settu Kadai in Gopalapuram offers thattu vadais sandwiches with different vegetables and fruits. [3] Kakada Ramprasad in Sowcarpet is famous for its badam milk and hot, crispy jalebis made of pure ghee. [4] Links in Purasavakkam serves delicious snacks like corn canopy

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Chennai's Street Food Hotspots Guide

The document provides a list of 5 of the tastiest street food places to try in Chennai, India. [1] Seena Bhai Tiffin Centre in N.S.C Bose Road is known for its ghee podi idlies and square-shaped onion uthappams. [2] Thattu Vadai Settu Kadai in Gopalapuram offers thattu vadais sandwiches with different vegetables and fruits. [3] Kakada Ramprasad in Sowcarpet is famous for its badam milk and hot, crispy jalebis made of pure ghee. [4] Links in Purasavakkam serves delicious snacks like corn canopy

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The Secret Guide to Chennai’s Street Food

Chennai is a great place for foodies. There are a variety of restaurants and
cuisines to choose from like Continental, Thai, Italian etc. But, the tastiest of them all
can be found in the little lanes and near the breezy beaches. Here is a list of five
such places and where to find them.

1. Seena Bhai Tiffin Centre


This place is found in N.S.C Bose Road, Sowcarpet. Its knows for its
ghee podi idlies and square-shaped podi onion uthappams. Why square-shaped, you
ask? Because they make twenty-five utappams in one go! The dishes are served
with a green and red chutney, but no sambhar. Anyways, who needs any sides
when ghee and podi are there? If you’re the kinda person who loves South Indian
food, this place is a treat.

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2.
 Thattu Vadai Settu Kadai


Like thattu vadais? Then, this is the place for you. Located in the corner of
Padmavathiar Road, Gopalapuram, TVSK offers a common South Indian snack with
a twist. Different vegetables like corn, beetroot, mushroom, garlic etc. are
sandwiched between two thattu vadais. Not only vegetables but fruits like coconut,
mango and tomato are included in the oh-so-cute sandwiches. If you’re not ‘set’ for a
thattu vadai adventure, then there are options like bun and bread sets.
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3.
 Kakada Ramprasad


All the chat lovers out there, you have found the place you’re looking for. This
little restaurant has all the common, yet lip-smacking chaat items like bhel puri, dahi
puri and pav bhaji. But, this place is famous for its badam milk, which is the best in
Chennai. If you ever crave North Indian delicacies, then go to Mint Street, Sowcarpet
to fill your heart’s desire. Don’t forget to try out the hot, crispy jalebis made out of
pure ghee.

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4.
 Links
Links is known for its delicious snacks like corn canopy, khakhra and bhujia
sandwiches. The cute cupcakes and the cheesy murku are totally worth the calories.
Also, try the ice gola which is sprinkled with jaljeera powder. If you’re ever in
Purasavakkam, head to Raja Annamalai Road and try these mouthwatering chaats.

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5.
 Twisted Potato


This kiosk is in Elliot’s Beach Road, Besant Nagar. What’s more fun than
walking along the breezy beach while eating a crisp potato disk topped with cheese
sauce? The spirals come in flavours like sweet chilly BBQ, chilly chaat and even
plain old salt n’ pepper. There’s also a veg mayo option for vegetarians and vegans.

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A few things to keep in mind while trying out street foods:
· Use a two-wheeler or go by walk cause most of the places will not have parking
facilities.
· Take a bottle of water cause the constant walking will make your thirsty. A few
tissues and a hand sanitiser wouldn’t be unnecessary either.

That’s all! Have fun treating your taste buds with some scrumptious food
without breaking the bank.

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